Path of Exile Qu.I.Ve.R. Calculator - get up to 142.5% currency at the vendor!
" the most secure way to use this program after it gets audited to the communities satisfaction is to compile from source... I think the op should post some relevant instructions for how to compile it. how to install the JRE (and which JRE) and how to compile from command line. this would allow the paranoids among us to trust the exe (for when it gets audited to satisfaction.) |
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" lol, sorry about that :D the main combination-finding algorithm actually only has about 40 lines of code. it's the user interface which makes up the main bulk of those 2000 lines. also I put everything into one single class and cleaned up the code as much as I could (in terms of what made sense to me) so that it would be better readable! " I have to confess that the 142.5% actually probably never happens that often but just is the theoretical maximum of a simple calculation: if you sold 3 x 19% = 57% you'd waste 17% quality compared to the minimum requirement of 40%. 57 / 40 = 1,425 this means that one 57% combination is enough for 1,425 x 40% combinations. 1,425 * 100 = 142,5% ;) " yeah, figured as much. Chrome seems to display such a warning message as a precaution when downloading *.jar or *.exe files. " heh, see above ;) I thought aboute Github but don't have any experience with it so far. I'll probably look into it in the near future. " personally I use "Eclipse" for Java development. it's fairly easy to load a *.java file and export it as a runnable *.jar file. I might add a short explanation if there will be more demand. Last edited by Hurri04 on Aug 20, 2014, 5:26:15 PM
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BTW. you know that prefered way to distribute java program is by using jar file not zip :) You can just make simple one file executable jar file.
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People... people don't already do this? How hard can it possibly be to add up to 40? I mean, I'm not bashing on the tool or anything, I'm sure it's well made. But this seems like a very elaborate work around for simple addition.
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" This. Sorry but really if you can't add up to 40 you've got bigger issues than can be solved with this calculator. | |
" I'm not 100% sure what you want to say. did you by any chance download the wrong file (source code and resources when you wanted the runnable *.jar file)? " it can be a big time-saver when having very many items you want to find combinations for. | |
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Looks pretty awesome. Unfortunately I'm unable to play poe until Sept, 12th. But got it bookmarked and will definitely try it out!
"Fixing the endgame was hard - No matter how hard we buffed red maps, people would keep spamming Gorges.
So we turned Gorge into a red map" | |
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When you have a few dozens of items and you're lazy, trying to add to exactly 40% is tiring ;p
I've quickly read through the HUGE class and found no trace of malicious intent. I'll probably use it. I also might not resist the urge to change a few things (single huge class, close() not in finally blocks ;p) | |
" I did not notice there is release version as well :) nice Last edited by Malwin on Aug 20, 2014, 2:22:01 PM
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when clicking on scan (after calibrating of course), the program starts scanning through the stash tab (mouse cursor moving line by line), but after a few lines it just closes my stash, opens my character menu and the poe window starts flickering like it was new years eve.
is this intended or am I doing something wrong? Maybe it's because I'm not playing in windowed, but instead in windowed fullscreen?! (other programs don't see a difference between those, but maybe this one is) nevertheless, thanks for making this tool! EDIT: nope, no difference between windowed / windowed fullscreen. I get the flickering in both. Last edited by stykk on Aug 20, 2014, 2:32:59 PM
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